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1 3/3/14 ICT Indicators and Statistics in Brazil Measuring the development of the Information Society through ICT surveys Saint Lucia, February 14 CGI.br - Brazilian Internet Steering Committee NIC.br Brazilian Network Information Center The A evolução evolution da of Internet no in Brasil Brazil CETIC.br Center of Studies on Information and Communication Technologies 26 de March março 26th, de 9 - São Paulo Brazil Facts and figures Population: million 85% living in urban area IBGE PNAD 12 GDP/capita: USD 11,3 Tradingeconomics / The World Bank 12 8th largest cctld: 3.3 million Registro.br Feb/14 81 million Internet users CGI.br, ICT Households Survey 12 5th largest territory in the world Worldatlas.com 13 GDP: USD 2.3 Trillion Tradingeconomics / The World Bank 12 5,565 municipalities IBGE Census 1 % HH with Internet access CGI.br, ICT Households Survey de março de 9 São Paulo 1

2 3/3/14 Computer (% Households with computer) 1 8 Brazil Facts and figures 28.1 Million HH with computer Urbana Rural 24.3 Million HH with Internet 8.9 Million Internet users (*) (*) 1-year-old or older Internet (% Households with Internet access) Source: ICT Households Survey 12, CGI.br Urbana Rural Internet (% Households with access by social class) de março de 9 São Paulo A B C DE History of CGI.br Brazilian Internet Steering Committee Multistakeholder model 9 representatives from the government 4 representatives from the private sector 4 representatives from the non-profit sector 3 representatives from the scientific and academic community 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 2

3 3/3/14 About CGI.br Created in 1995, the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee - CGI.br coordinates and integrates Internet services in Brazil, promoting technical quality, innovation and dissemination of the use of Internet services. Propose policies and procedures related to the regulation of Internet activities; Recommend standards for technical and operational procedures; Establish strategic directives for the use and development of the Internet; Promote studies and technical standards for network and Internet security; Coordinate the allocation of Internet addresses (IPs) and registration of domain names under the cctld.br ; Promote specialized research on the use of ICTs; Collect, organize and disseminate information on Internet services, including the production of indicators and statistics. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo CETIC s Mission Measuring ICT Adoption to Bridge Policy and Practice Brazilian Internet Steering Committee Center of Studies on Information and Communication Technologies 5 Mission: Brazilian Network Information Center Conduct ICT surveys; Produce ICT indicators and statistics; Promote the use of ICT statistics for policymaking and academic research; Monitor socioeconomic impacts; Cooperate with int l organizations. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 3

4 3/3/14 Regional Centre of Studies for the Development of the Information Society Center for Studies on Information and Communication Technologies 5 12 Brazilian Network Information Center 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Internationally comparable ICT statistics ICT Surveys based on internationally defined standards ICT Survey Projects International methodological frameworks ICT statistics for better information societies policies Monitoring targets 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 4

5 3/3/14 ICT Surveys in Brazil ICT HOUSEHOLDS, ENTERPRISES AND MICROENTERPRISES o ICT access and use ICT IN EDUCATION o Teachers o Students o Director of studies ICT IN HEALTH o Managers o Physicians and nurses ICT e-government o ICT access and use o e-services offered o Transparency and participation o Principal ICT IN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS o Social networking ICT PROVIDERS o National registry of ISPs USE OF ICT BY YOUNGSTERS o 5 8 years old o 9 17 years old The A evolução evolution da of Internet no in Brasil Brazil 26 de March março 26th, de 9 - São Paulo ICT Survey Models: internationally agreed core indicators International common frameworks: methodology, core indicators definitions, questionnaires. ICT Households ICT in Education ICT Enterprises ICT in Health 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 5

6 3/3/14 ICT Survey Models: internationally agreed core indicators International common frameworks: methodology, core indicators definitions, questionnaires. ICT Electronic Government ICT Kids Online Brazil 26 de março de 9 São Paulo ICT Households Survey 8 modules and 48 indicators Module A Access to ICTs in households Module B Use of Computers Module C Use of Internet Module G Electronic Government Module H Electronic Commerce Module I Computer and Internet Skills Module J Mobile Phone Use Module K Intention to Acquire ICT Equipments and Services 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 6

7 3/3/14 ICT Households Survey Methodology Objective: To measure the access and use of information and communication technologies by Brazilian population. Target Population: Brazilians aged 1 years old or more. Sample size: interviews. Unit of analysis: households and individuals. Interdependent variables: Area (urban and rural), geographical region, sex, level of education, age range, family income, social class, employment status. Data collection period: from September/12 to February/13. The evolution of Internet in Brazil March 26th, 9 - São Paulo ICT statistics production in Brazil The ICT Survey Process Expert Group: Academic researchers Government Non-gov t organizations Research institutes ICT SURVEY PLANNING (Objectives, survey frame, sample design, indicators, questionnaire design) FIELD DATA COLLECTION (PAPI & CATI) DATA PROCESSING (Data consolidation, validation and coding) DATA ANALYSIS AND DATA PRESENTATION DATA DISSEMINATION (ICT indicators and historical data) Survey Procedures Manual Methodological Report Field Control Report Collected data (tables & transcripts) Raw data tables Preliminary Data Analysis Report Publication (Analysis and ICT Indicators) Book Website CETIC.br Data collection instruments: questionnaires, interview scripts, etc. The A evolução evolution da of Internet no in Brasil Brazil 26 de March março 26th, de 9 - São Paulo 7

8 3/3/14 Internal analysts team Expert group meetings ICT Households Survey Data analysis and dissemination Government and International Organizations Academic Organizations Non-profit Organizations Capacity building and knowledge sharing activities Publications (books) Website (data visualization) Survey methodology workshops Public debate Press conference Presentations in academic conferences 26 de março de 9 São Paulo ICT Households Survey INTRODUÇÃO Continuous indicators revision 1st Meeting of the ITU Expert Group on ICT Household Indicators (EGH) de março de 9 São Paulo 8

9 3/3/14 Key aspects of data collection procedures INTRODUÇÃO ICT Households Survey Challenges in data collecting Cognitive interviews to better understand respondents cognitive path understanding key concepts (type of device, Internet, computers, type of connection, speed of connection, online activities, etc.) Questionnaire pre-test Interviewers training Field data collection procedures manual Intervierwers manual Response burden management Collection mode: face-to-face Field control reports (weekly) Questionnaire Interviewers Manual and Edition Manual 26 de março de 9 São Paulo ACCESS AND USE OF ICTS IN BRAZILIAN HOUSEHOLDS 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 9

10 3/3/ Total Brazil 25 Proportion of households with a computer Percentage of the total number of households A B C DE million households with a computer Urban Rural 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Total Brazil 18 Proportion of households with Internet access Percentage of the total number of households million households with Internet access de março de 9 São Paulo A B C DE Urban Rural 1

11 3/3/14 Proportion of households with Internet access by region Percentage of the total number of households Southeast South Center-West Northeast North Northeast was the region that had the highest growth in household access to Internet. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Reasons for not having Internet access in the household Percentage of the total number of households with computers and without Internet access High cost/ canot afford Has Internet access elsewhere Not available in the area Not interested In rural areas, the main barrier for Internet access in the household is the availability of the service. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 11

12 3/3/14 Type of Internet connection in the household Percentage of the total number of households with access to the Internet Fixed broadband 31 Mobile connection Dial-up Limitation: 8% declare not to know how to answer to this question. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Proportion of individuals who have accessed the Internet Last access Percentage of the total population Less than 3 months ago Internet user Has never accessed the Internet More than 3 months ago For the first time, the proportion of Internet users is higher than the proportion of people who have never used the Internet. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 12

13 3/3/14 Proportion of Internet users Percentage of the total population 1 8 Total Brazil A B C DE million Internet users Urban Rural 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Proportion of individuals that never used the Internet Percentage of the total population Urban Rural 1 to 15 yo 16 to 24 yo 25 to 34 yo 35 to 44 yo 45 to 59 yo 6 yo or older A B C DE TOTAL AREA AGE GROUP SOCIAL CLASS 42.8 million people aged 45 or above have never used the Internet 68 million people of classes C and DE have never used the Internet 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 13

14 3/3/14 TRENDS ON THE USE OF INTERNET IN BRAZIL 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Location of individual access to the Internet Percentage of the total number of Internet users At home Cyber café or LAN house Telecenter For internet users of classes DE, the LAN house is still the most mentioned location of Internet access. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 14

15 3/3/14 Type of computer present in the household Percentage of the total number of households with a computer Desktop computer Portable computer Tablet Portable computers have reached a half of the households with a computer. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Speed of Internet connection in the household Percentage of the total number of households with Internet access in which the respondent knows the type of Internet connection he owns 1 8 Up to 256 Kbps 1 8 Over 1 Mbps up to 2 Mbps Over 256 Kbps up to 1 Mbps 1 8 Over 2 Mbps Decrease in the slowest speed range and increase on the fastest one. Limitation: % declare not to know how to answer to this question. 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 15

16 3/3/14 Frequency of individual access to the Internet Percentage of the total number of Internet users Every day or almost every day At least once a week At least once a month Less than once a month The proportion of Internet users that use it daily or almost daily is increasing 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Proportion of individuals who have used a mobile phone in the last 3 months Percentage of the total population Total Brazil million mobile phone users Urbana Rural A B C DE 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 16

17 3/3/14 Activities performed on the mobile phone Percentage of the total number of individuals that have used a mobile phone in the last 3 months Making and receiving phone calls The use of Internet through mobile phones is increasing Sending text messages Listening to music Gaming Using the Internet 26 de março de 9 São Paulo Proportion of individuals using the Internet through mobile phones in the last 3 months Percentage of the total number of individuals that used mobile phones in the last 3 months to 15 yo 16 to 24 yo 25 to 34 yo 35 to 44 yo 45 to 59 yo 6 yo or over A B C DE Total AGE GROUP SOCIAL CLASS 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 17

18 3/3/14 Thank You Alisson Bittencourt: Manuella Ribeiro: ICT surveys are available for download at 26 de março de 9 São Paulo 18